Roche Diagnostics Operations, Inc.

Roche Diabetes Care, Inc.

Boehringer Mannheim Gmbh

Roche Diagnostics Gmbh

F. Hoffmann-La Roche Ag

Morris J Young

David Bradley Markisohn

Rick L Collins

Christopher Richard Baker

James R Parker

David E Storvick

Daniel L Kennedy

Igor Gejdos

William J Murphy

Charles L Thomeczek, Jr

George R Lennert

Gary T Neel

Schuyler S Buck

Adam R Scroggin

Jason Bush

Timothy L Beck

Ryan Scott McKinney

Scott W Leahy

Paul J Galley

Alan Greenburg

Karl Werner

Janette Elaine Allen

Allen B Cummings

Nader Afshar

Jason A Hyden

Lawrence G Yarian, Ii

Keith E Bernard

Stefan Weinert

James R Long

Martin T Gerber

Zindel Herbert Heller

Robert Lawrence Meek

Christopher R Baker

Christopher R Halvorson

Keith B Bernard

Loy M Vail

Edna C Probst

James L Maxwell

David Patrick Mott

Amy Peyton, Legal Representative

Angela S McDaniel

Christopher Spieth

Ronald W Peyton

Edna Probst

Loy Maugh Vail

Ryan Scott Mckinney

A method and system for setting time blocks of a repeating time period is disclosed. The method and system may be a part of a healthcare management software system.

Method and system for setting time blocks

A portable analytical device includes a housing, a measuring facility and a processor in the housing, and an electrical connector having one end electrically connected to the processor and an opposite end operatively connectable to an external electronic device. The measuring facility is configured to analyze a change in a test element resulting from receipt thereon of a liquid sample of a body fluid and to generate measuring values resulting from the analysis. A memory has instructions stored therein executable by the processor to process the measuring values to generate analytical measuring data based thereon and to output the generated analytical measuring data onto the electrical connector. The analytical device does not include an intrinsic user interface for displaying the generated analytical measuring data. Display of the generated analytical measuring data is implemented exclusively by the external electronic device having received the generated analytical measuring data via the electrical connector.

Portable analytical device

A portable analytical device includes a housing, a measuring facility and a processor in the housing, and an electrical connector coupled to the housing and having one end electrically connected to the processor and an opposite end extending outwardly from the housing. The measuring facility is configured to analyze an optical or electrochemical change in the test element having received a liquid sample of the body fluid and to generate measuring values resulting from the analysis. A memory has stored therein software at least a portion of which is executable by the processor to process the measuring values to produce analytical measuring data taking into account calibration values. The electrical connector may be a male universal serial bus (USB) electrical connector, a Type-A USB electrical connector or a mini-USB electrical connector having electrical connections for electrical power, ground, data and ID.

A method of facilitating communication between a resource and a computer is described. The computer employs a software application that allows the computer to communicate with the resource. The resource may comprise a medical device such as a blood glucose meter or an insulin pump. In order to facilitate communication between the computer and the resource, the software constructs a communication protocol particular to the type of resource connected to the computer. The stack comprising the communication protocol allows the computer to communicate with the resource. Once the resource and computer cease communication, the stack may be removed from the memory of the computer.

Dynamic communication stack

A portable analytical device is provided for analysis of a component of a body fluid. A measuring facility within the device may carry out the analysis on a test element inserted therein. The test element may contain a reagent that reacts with a liquid sample of the body fluid when the test element is contacted thereby to produce a change that is characteristic of the analysis. A processor may process measuring values determined by the measuring facility to yield analytical measuring data taking into account calibration values. A standardized, wire-based computer interface may be provided on the analytical device via which the analytical device can be operated by a computer, the analytical measuring data can be transmitted from the analytical device to the computer, the analytical device can be supplied with electrical power by the computer, and the analytical device can provide software to be read-out by the computer.

A system and method for associating database content for security enhancement is provided, the method being applicable to a system comprising a computer configured to process a data management application and to store data in databases. According to one embodiment of the method according to the invention, the application uses an encryption key to encrypt data. The application stores the encrypted data in two or more databases. The databases may comprise a system database for storing encrypted user access data and one or more results databases for storing patient data. Databases may be stored locally, remotely, or both locally and remotely.

Method and system for associating database content for security enhancement

A method and system for querying a database involves dragging and dropping selected search criteria from one portion of a display to another portion of a display. When searching multiple criteria, a Boolean operation associated with the method depends upon the respective positions of the search criteria in the display. The method also allows for the results of the search to be dynamically updated as different criteria are selected.

Method and system for querying a database

A diabetes management system is provided that supports connectivity of applications residing on a medical device. The diabetes management system includes a medical device that performs a diabetes care function in relation to a patient and a diabetes care management device in data communication with the medical device. The diabetes care management device is comprised generally of a connection management module and at least one application separate from the connection management module. The connection management module is configured to receive an associate request from the medical device and operable to establish a data connection with the medical device in accordance with IEEE standard 11073, such that the applications interacts with the connection management module to communicate via the data connection with the medical device.

Interoperability enhancement that supports connectivity of applications on a medical device

A method is provided for managing insulin dosage data collected over a complete day and a partial day. The method includes providing, by an insulin pump, a plurality of insulin dosages over a complete day and a partial day and recording the insulin dosages. The method also includes recognizing a completion of the complete day, recording an end-of-day marker, and associating the end-of-day marker to the dosages delivered during the complete day. Moreover, the method includes identifying complete day dosage data and partial day dosage data. Additionally, the method includes performing a calculation of insulin dosage statistics and/or displaying and distinguishing between the complete day dosage data and the partial day dosage data. The calculation includes the complete day dosage data and excludes the partial day dosage data.

System for managing insulin dosage data

A system and method for selectively configuring features and functions of a consolidated software application for particular end users.

Method and system for configuring a consolidated software application

A medical data system including a plurality of receivers configured to wirelessly receive medical data via a signal.

Method and system for multi-device communication

A system and method for creating a template configured to generate reports for reporting medical information. The method allows a user to generate a single template that may be then utilized in order to create a plurality of reports for numerous patients. The template is created by dragging and dropping the desired information onto a blank report. Once the desired format of the template has been set by the user, the user may save the template for future use.

Method and system for creating user-defined outputs

A method is disclosed for checking the integrity of a database through a test of database integrity information provided in the database and integrity information provided external to the database. The integrity information may be provided in a configuration file.

System and method for database integrity checking

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Morris J Young